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Investigating the Impact of Climate Change on the Robustness of Index-Based Microinsurance in Malawi

May 01, 2008 | S. Hochrainer, R. Mechler, G. Pflug et al. | The World Bank
This analysis explores the potential impact of climate change on the viability of the Malawi weather insurance program making use of scenarios of climate change-induced variations in rainfall patterns.
Theme: Insurance, Financial Inclusion, Agricultural Finance | Country: Malawi | Pages: 25
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